Customer Reviews

Integrity 2000

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(5)

 

 

Even through the obvious line-up change, Integrity, Dwid's tourtured child, comes out shining. The new music sounds like old Integrity material minus the lead guitar work of Melnick. The Integrity 2000 moniker is an appropriate title because these new songs just beg for apocaplyptical catastrophy!! Super heavy 90's hardcore, with enough chugga-chugga guitar work, and double-bass driven beats to whip the 4-horsemen (and all the hyper-windmill moshing jocks) into a frenzy. "The time of the end of our world is now."

this really is a great album, but it does not fill the void integrity has left. its best not to think of it as integrity, because dwid is the only original member. all around awesome, and the drum work in particular is great. buy this album now!!

Best hardcore album. Made me very happy. I feel that Integrity dawns the beginning of the apocalypse. AHHHHHHHHHH!

If you are into hardcore music i would not recommend this album. integrity 2000 offers nothing new to the hardcore scene and every song sounds the same. If you want a good hardcaore album i would recommend earth crisis, bad brains, will haven, or gorilla buiscuits.

Integ back on form! You must buy this - the day of apocalyptic holy terror style holocaust is upon us. Listen to it's soundtrack. Gruff, evil, hardcore to the max!

i thought these guys were gonna be good but the aren't. each song sounds exactly the same so i definetly advise anyone not to buy this.

Click on a sound clip to see what I mean

integrity is the worst band to ever come out wit anything they suck bottom line bunch of wannabe fake a** metal. real metal fa**ots and they copied the name Integrity 2000 from Pitboss 2000 or Prohibition 2000 come up wit something original. seriously don't buy any of their stuff cause they suck take my word on that one

i don't like them. they can't play they are really out of tune but the metal they play is not the best but standable. just don't buy it you won't like it or them

Integrity is probably the most Slayer influenced band in the hardcore scene. Along with Converge. Which is a great thing, don't get me wrong. I think this is their best effort since Humanity is the Devil. Dwid's passion of the Process and Church of Satan is still there from what l can understand from the song titles. l don't understand why the lyrics were not included since Integrity to most fans is a lyrical not a musical band. That is what has set them appart from the rest of the hardcore bands. Dwid focuses on ideals that only bands like Skinny Puppy, Electric Hellfire Club, etc. have touched before. It's a great album, so buy it.